MedXplain is a library of 3D medical animations by ERemedium, organised by medical speciality and designed to help patients understand their conditions.
It is a product of ERemedium, a healthcare technology company with a mission to improve health literacy. Doctors use ERemedium's products to help patients understand their conditions, and MedXplain gives them a visual way to do it. Rather than relying only on words or static diagrams, an animation can show what is happening inside the body, which makes a complex topic simpler to follow.
MedXplain covers 26 specialities, so you can go straight to the area you need. Each speciality page lists its available videos.
Examples include Cardiovascular and Thoracic, Critical/Acute Care, Dentistry, Dermatology, Endocrinology, ENT, Gastroenterology, General Surgery and more.
Browse the speciality cards above, or open any speciality page to explore its 3D medical animation videos.
ERemedium's products are built so that doctors can help patients understand their conditions. Anyone interested in clearer medical explanations can browse the speciality pages.
Doctors and clinics can use the animations while talking to patients about a condition or procedure, helping the conversation feel clearer and more visual.
Patients and families benefit when information is shown rather than only described, especially for unfamiliar medical terms.
Learners and educators interested in medical education can use the speciality-wise library to browse topics in one place.
Yes. Take MedXplain with you on your phone. Download the app from Google Play or the App Store.
The app gives you mobile access to the same 3D medical animation library. To compare subscription plans, visit the pricing page.
Plan details are on the MedXplain pricing page, where you can compare subscription options for full library access.
Some videos are available to preview without a subscription. If you already have an account, log in to continue. For support or enquiries, email info@eremedium.com.
No. They are for education only. Always speak to a qualified healthcare professional about your own health.
Health literacy is about how well people can understand health information and use it when making decisions about their care. MedXplain's 3D animations are built to show the topic, keep the explanation simple, and give patients something they can understand and remember — but they do not replace clinical advice.
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